Re: Ektachrome IR & polarizers

["Willem-Jan Markerink" <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>]

On 31 Jul 96 at 14:26, George L Smyth wrote:

> Willem-Jan Markerink wrote:
> > 
> > I believe George L. Smith has some IE's on his homepage taken with a
> > strong color (pop) filter....could you eleborate on this George?
> > I assume you have worked out some rules of thumb for that effect?
> > 
> 
> Each of the images on my Web page is accompanied by a short description
> of the images, as well as exposure information.  Each of the Kodak
> infrared images was metered through the filter, the Konica images were
> metered with the filter over the spot meter.
> 
> My rules of thumb are quite simple and come from experience.  This is
> why I would recommend people shoot a couple of rolls at differing EIs
> and development times (I believe I posted my numbers in an earlier post)
> and see for themselves what is happening.  Then they can adjust for
> their equipment and metering technique.  Very generally, the lower the
> EI, the smoother the image, the higher the EI, the grainier the image
> with a loss of contrast (assuming "proper development").  Taken into
> account must be the time of day, time of year, weather conditions, etc.,
> as well as what result the artist has in mind.

Sorry, I didn't mean the b&w images on your page, but the Ektachrome 
IR images....I followed a link from Andy Finneys page, and I thought 
I ended up at your nice Ektachrome IR gallery....right?

 
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